Haier HFH-50 manual Rating plate, Take a note of the technical data, Using your appliance

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Warning!

Any refrigerant spilling out can injure your eyes.

In the event of eye contact with the refrigerant, wash your eyes instantiy under plenty of running water and

call/consult a doctor (an eye specialist) immediately..

The appliance, according to its climate category, is meant for use at certain room temperatures. These temperatures should not be exceeded! The climate category for your particular appliance is marked on the rating plate. The categories are:

name of	climate	suitable
category		room temperatures
SN		+ 10°C bis + 32°C
N		+ 16°C bis + 32°C
ST		+ 18°C bis + 38°C
T		+ 18°C bis + 43°C

4 The rating plate

The rating plate with the technical data is affixed at the side on the inner wall or on the back of the appliance.

Take a note of the technical data

Copy here below the technical data

from the rating plate

so that it is easily accessible

without having to move the

appliance

Model- / Type

T°

Gross capacity

Liter

Net capacity

.................

Liter

Operating voltage

V /

50 Hz

Maximum absorbed powe (W) Watt

Safety fuse (A)

...................

Amp

Power consumption

..............

kWh/24h

Freezing capacity

kg/24h

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Connecting up your appliance to the mains

Your

appliance must

be connected only to a grounded

Power socket

which complies with relevant

standards

And has been installed

by an authorised specislist.

Before

you

plug

in

your

appliance

to

the

power

socket, make absolutely sure that the

voltage

(V) and

the safety

fuse (A) for the

main fuse box stated

on the

appliance's rating plate match your electrical supply.

If

these

do

not

match,

notify

the

nearest

service

department or your dealer immediately.

The

appliance

must

not

be

connected

up

to an

inverse

rectifier (e.g. solar panels).

■

The appliance is

not to be connected to an

inverter

e.g. solar power panels.

■The appliance is not to be connected via an extension cable.

6 Using your appliance

a) Switching on / off and Selecting the Temperature Temperature dial (Thermostat)

The temperature dial switches the appliance on and off and sets the cooling temperature

Instruction for use Freezer

b) Switching on the appliance:

Turn the temperature controller clockwise. The appliance

is	switched on. (		Turn	the controller		only	as far
as the stop, otherwise it will be damaged)
■	The	interior light is		switched	on	(not	fitted
	to	all models )
■	The	compressor	runs	unril the	set	temperature
	is reached inside the appliance.
■	The internal temperature			is shown in the		display (not
	installed in all appliance models).

c) Temperature settings:

Turn dial left to lowest setting = slight cooling Turn dial right to highest setting = lowest temperature The temperature must be set according to:

■he appliance's room temperature

■quantity of stored food

■how often the appliance is opened

We recommend a medium setting. You will soon learn, through observation, which is the most suitable setting for your requirements.

d) Switching	off:	Turn	the controller
counterclockwise	as far as the stop.

■Interior light in fridge compartment goes out

■Compressor is switched off

■The temperature display (where fitted) goes out

7Freezer compartment

The 3- star (***) or 4-star

(*/***) freezer compartment

is suitable

for

storing

deep

frozen

food

(already

frozen

food),

for

freezing

and

short-term

(2-3 weeks)

storage

of

small

quantities

of fresh

food,

also for preparing ice cubes and ice creams, sorbets etc.

Be

sure

to

comply with

the producer's

directives

on the storage

period for frozen food.

ATTENTION!

Freezer compartments with

a 2-star

designation (**)

reach - 12℃ and colder.

Freezer compartments with a 1-star designation (*)

reach - 6℃ and colder.

They are therefore

not suitable

for deep freezing

and

for the long-term storage of fresh food.

However, depending on their type,

fresh food

or

deep frozen food can be kept here for 3 to 5 days longer

than in the fridge compartment.

So-called ice compartments (no star designation)

reach

0℃ and colder.

They are

the

least suitable

for

freezing and long-term storage of food.

However,

all

the

above

mentioned

compartments

are excellent for preparing ice cubes.

The

cooling

temperature

is

set

via

the

temperature controller.

A

temperature

of

- 15℃

is

necessary

to freeze

fresh food and

for the

long-term

storage of

food. At

this

temperature

the

growth of micro-organisms

is largely inhibited. Once

the temperature rises above 10℃,

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